Don´t pass pictures of other people without their permission. It´s important because perhaps that person doesn´t want other people to see that photo.
Be careful with what you say in social networks. It´s important because perhaps someone can use it against you.
Don´t put personal information. It´s important because people would be able to know a lot about you.
Don´t paste personaal photos. It´s important because its not good that everyone can see those type of photos of yourself.
Don´t give your passwords to anyone. It is importat because those people woulhttp://www.powtoon.com/dashboard/d be able to enter your account and do whatever they want.
Don´t paste photos which can transmit information about you, your house, school, etc... It´s important because someone would be able to know where you live, where you study, etc...
Don´t send personal conversations with another person. It´s important because perhaps that person doesn´t want anyone to see what she has said.
Tell the police if someone is doing cyberbulling. Because if not the situation can get worse.
Don´t pu easy passwords. It´s important so that anyone can guess them.
Don´t use a lot of social networks. It´s important because you can become an adict.
Don´t steal information and photos from other people. Its important because you can get into trouble.
Promise to follow this rules whenever I use the internet so that I can make the internet a better place for everyone. Andrea González Iglesias 2ºE
JOANNA THE MUD
Biography
Joanna of Castile, also known as Joanna the mud, was born the 6th of November 1479 and died on the 12th April 1555. She was one of the Catholic monarchs' children and became queen of Castile in 1504 and queen of Aragón in 1516. She married Philip the handsome who became king of Castile in 1506. After Philip's death Joanna was sent to a convent because of mental problems, it is suposed she got crazy because of her husband's death, she suffered melancholia, a mental problem coming from her mother´s family as her maternal gradmother also suffered from this. Although she remained the legal queen of Castile, her father, Ferdinand II of Aragón, took the power until his death. In 1517 his son, Charles, became king and she remained co-monarch. Joanna remained in that convent all her life.
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Portrait by Juan de Flandes, c. 1500 Queen of Castile and León
VÍDEO DE LA RECONQUISTA. (ESPAÑOL)
IMAGEN DE LOS REYES CATÓLICOS
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MY OLD NEWSPAPERI'm going to talk about the church's ideology.
REPORTER: When did you have to convert? CONVERSO: All the other jews and I had to convert in 1492 REPORTER: Why? CONVERSO: Because the Catholic Monarchs wanted to unify their subjects on common ground, they have used Catholitism so we had something in common, and we have been obligued to convert. REPORTER: If they see you making jewish practices, are you killed? CONVERSO: Well… we are tortured, and usually killed. REPORTER: What type of tortures are the most common? CONVERSO: The Strappado is an example of __torture__ in which the victim's hands are tied behind his or her back and suspended in the air by a rope tied to wrists, which dislocates both arms. They added weights to the body to increase the pain. Waterboarding is a another __torture__, in which water is poured over a cloth covering the face, causing the sensation of __drowning__. It can kill you. The rack consists of a rectangular, wooden frame, with a roller at one or both ends. The victim's ankles are tied to one roller and the wrists are tied to the other. They streched the victim. And a lot more. REPORTER: Have you ever make jewish practices? CONVERSO: No, I prefer being catholic than being tortured. Thank you, we´ve finished the interview.
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Promise to follow this rules whenever I use the internet so that I can make the internet a better place for everyone.
Andrea González Iglesias 2ºE
JOANNA THE MUD
Biography
Joanna of Castile, also known as Joanna the mud, was born the 6th of November 1479 and died on the 12th April 1555. She was one of the Catholic monarchs' children and became queen of Castile in 1504 and queen of Aragón in 1516. She married Philip the handsome who became king of Castile in 1506. After Philip's death Joanna was sent to a convent because of mental problems, it is suposed she got crazy because of her husband's death, she suffered melancholia, a mental problem coming from her mother´s family as her maternal gradmother also suffered from this. Although she remained the legal queen of Castile, her father, Ferdinand II of Aragón, took the power until his death. In 1517 his son, Charles, became king and she remained co-monarch. Joanna remained in that convent all her life..
VÍDEO DE LA RECONQUISTA. (ESPAÑOL)IMAGEN DE LOS REYES CATÓLICOS
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REPORTER: When did you have to convert?
CONVERSO: All the other jews and I had to convert in 1492
REPORTER: Why?
CONVERSO: Because the Catholic Monarchs wanted to unify their subjects on common ground, they have used Catholitism so we had something in common, and we have been obligued to convert.
REPORTER: If they see you making jewish practices, are you killed?
CONVERSO: Well… we are tortured, and usually killed.
REPORTER: What type of tortures are the most common?
CONVERSO: The Strappado is an example of __torture__ in which the victim's hands are tied behind his or her back and suspended in the air by a rope tied to wrists, which dislocates both arms. They added weights to the body to increase the pain.
Waterboarding is a another __torture__, in which water is poured over a cloth covering the face, causing the sensation of __drowning__. It can kill you.
The rack consists of a rectangular, wooden frame, with a roller at one or both ends. The victim's ankles are tied to one roller and the wrists are tied to the other. They streched the victim.
And a lot more.
REPORTER: Have you ever make jewish practices?
CONVERSO: No, I prefer being catholic than being tortured.
Thank you, we´ve finished the interview.